Photos by Zig.
Many thanks to the Cultural Affairs Committee for the wonderful summer concerts this year and always!
Many thanks to the Cultural Affairs Committee for the wonderful summer concerts this year and always!
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Uniting Neighbors and Cleaning House: |
 | By Lucy Fried, with appreciation to Teresa Thompson and Jessa Chisari On Christmas Eve in 2019, roots of an enormous ficus tree at the southern end of a Court 6 building damaged the underground electrical conduit and caused a dangerous outage that left electrical wires overhead for a year and an uncovered earthen pathway longer than that. |
Tree photos and caption by Zig, uproot damage photo by Don Dongallo
In early May, a Chinese elm was uprooted in Court 10 with limbs falling onto a resident’s exterior wall. Photo 1 below is a picture of the uproot damage. Photo 2 shows several limbs with cables attached to a neighboring tree to prevent any further damage to the building until the tree can be tactically removed. In Photo 3, all but one of the cables have been removed.
To enlarge the images, click each one.
In early May, a Chinese elm was uprooted in Court 10 with limbs falling onto a resident’s exterior wall. Photo 1 below is a picture of the uproot damage. Photo 2 shows several limbs with cables attached to a neighboring tree to prevent any further damage to the building until the tree can be tactically removed. In Photo 3, all but one of the cables have been removed.
To enlarge the images, click each one.
"Winter in Canada, Winter in LA" by Angelika Canterbury, age 10, Court 3
| Did you know Village Green has a free library?! Please come check out the FREE BOOK BOX in Court 12 (near the enormous fig tree); take one, leave one, and let’s get reading! |  |
Text by PJC; illustrations by Isla Schodorf, age 10, Court 6
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As the Village gets ready for Halloween, creativity abounds!
Photos by Zig
Photos by Zig
By P.J.C. with help from Steven Chiu Liu, Feliza Kohan, Bob McGinness, and Jessica Lent. Photo assistance, Travis Lent.
 | Michael Myers, Court 3, is sort of a shy guy, keeps to himself; if you see him in the laundry room he’ll probably just issue a grunt in passing. He loves kids, especially teenagers, loves to hear them laugh and scream. In his garage you’ll find a vast collection of sharp objects; during the recent inspection, he was cited for the dark stain found in one corner. |
 | Frida spends her days in her Court 7 flat painting ruminative self-portraits and sipping mezcal out of an orthopedic shoe. On the Dia del Muerto she plans to sing “Moon over Venice” in honor of her sister, Silvia, and light a candle in her memory. Look for her during the Halloween procession; she’ll be the one walking with a limp. |
 | Returning from Irwindale some years ago, a man (let’s call him “Bob”) experienced an insatiable craving for hot sauce. Before long, he wouldn’t answer to anything but “Sriracha Man.” If you trick or treat his Court 2 home on Halloween, don’t expect any candy; Sriracha Man passes out packets of hot sauce. Suck it, wimps. |
 | Hulk Hogan’s recent proposal to the Board to convert the clubhouse to a Crunch gym was narrowly defeated; he’s challenged the Board to a tag team cage match in response—details in the December Highlights. He plans to dole out moustache wax and kettle bells to the kids for Halloween this year. |
DANCIN’ THE DAY AWAY....
The heat couldn’t stop Villagers and guests from moving their feet!
The following photos were published in the October edition of Highlights Newsletter. Click to view them at full size.
The heat couldn’t stop Villagers and guests from moving their feet!
The following photos were published in the October edition of Highlights Newsletter. Click to view them at full size.
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